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Which of the following statements do you agree with? Explain your decisions. Which of the following statements do you agree with? Explain your decisions.
The value 5 satisfies the symbol sentence 3 × + 2 = 17 There is a whole number that satisfies the symbol sentence 5 × – 3 = 42
The value 7 satisfies the symbol sentence 3 + × 2 = 10 + There is a whole number that satisfies the symbol sentence 5 + × 3 = 42
The value 6 solves the equation 20 – x = 10 There is a whole number that solves the equation 10 – x = 4x
The value 5 solves the equation 20 ÷ x = x – 1 There is a whole number that solves the equation 20 ÷ x = x
I am going to buy some 10p stamps and some 11p stamps. I am going to buy some 11p stamps and some 17p stamps.
I want to spend exactly 93p. Write this as a symbol sentence and find whole I want to spend exactly 95p. Write this as a symbol sentence and find whole
number values that satisfy your sentence. number values that satisfy your sentence.
Now tell me how many of each stamp I should buy. Now tell me how many of each stamp I should buy.
I want to spend exactly £1·93 . Write this as a symbol sentence and find whole I want to spend exactly £1·95 . Write this as a symbol sentence and find whole
number values that satisfy your sentence. number values that satisfy your sentence.
Now tell me how many of each stamp I should buy. Now tell me how many of each stamp I should buy.
I want to spend exactly £1·59 . Write this as a symbol number sentence.
Can you convince yourself that you can’t find whole number values that satisfy
your symbol sentence?
Explain your reasoning.
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